Yamaha RX-V596
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The RX-V596 is a solidly built audio/video receiver from the Yamaha company that is designed to be used in conjunction with speakers and subwoofers for high-quality home theater entertainment systems. Utilizing a five-channel design with 100-watts available per output, this model incorporates a number of “natural sound” technologies that help to achieve the highest possible quality audio signals.
These include Dolby Digital and DTS (Digital Theater Systems) decoding systems, as well as Dolby Pro Logic and Yamaha’s DSP processors that include Cinema and Tri-field settings for an optimal audio experience. The DTS technology functions as a 5.1 system, handling content from common formats such as DVDs, CDs and other user-created laser discs.
24-bit digital-to-analog signal conversion ensures maximum potential quality from all possible inputs, and working with the unit’s discrete power transistors to provide a clean, unhindered signal. Full-channel separation is achieved via Yamaha’s IC chips, preventing front-to-back surround sound bleed for a richer, more authentic home theater experience.
The RX-V596 comes pre-loaded with 24 sound program presets and with AM/FM radio functionality allowing for up to 40 user-created presets. A/B speaker switching makes multi-system setup possible with one-button toggling, and low impedance drive switching makes the receiver functional with almost all standalone speaker and subwoofer models on the market. In addition, the unit features a sleep timer function for late-night energy conservation, programmable in half-hour increments up to two hours.
This Yamaha boasts a Phono input, three optical digital and two coaxial digital inputs, and subwoofer Pre-out, in addition to S-Video Handling.
Key Features
Channels 5.1
Channel Output Power 500 Watt
Amplifier Output Details 100 Watt – 8 Ohm – 20 – 20000 Hz – THD 0.06% – 2 channel(s) ( main ), 100 Watt – 8 Ohm – 20 – 20000 Hz – THD 0.06% – 2 channel(s) ( surround ), 100 Watt – 8 Ohm – 20 – 22000 Hz – THD 0.06% – 1 channel(s) ( center )
Surround Sound Effects Digital Cinema Sound Virtual 3D
Sound Output Type Surround Sound
Built-in Decoders DTS, Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic
Receiver Tuner Type Digital Receiver Tuner Bands AM/FM
Dimensions
Height 5.94 in. Width 17.13 in. Depth 15.4 in
Weight 24.69 lb.
Includes Yamaha Remote and soft copy of manual in PDF. Asking just $145.
| Weight | 24.69 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9.94 × 21.13 × 19.4 in |
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